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I am running an A Spec rear right now. Mounted it up a week or two ago. I really couldn't tell a difference other that maybe a stiffer sidewall. They claim it is an extra ply. My bike is 640 wet weight, so i figured I should try the A Spec. My VFR12 is right around 600lbs. I run an A spec rear and a regular front. When I bought it it had a new set of regular GTs mounted. I run the A spec with 2 less psi and it feels pretty much the same to me...ymmv

I actually liked the pr3 better than the pr4... they're both good though.

I'm on my 4th set of Angel GTs. Never seen them cup. I run the front at 36psi on the VFR .

Are the C14s known for eating tires? I'll get over 6k out of the Angel GT on my VFR1200. Vfr isn't quite as heavy, but has a bit more HP...iirc

Disagree.

Well if someone brought it. I'd probably buy it.

Cruiser tires...lol

I just had to get an iPhone SE for work. Bring it to the ride on Saturday.

I just got a set of Pirelli Angel GT A specs (190 & 120) for $282 with a $40 rebate so $242. Best deal I've seen on those in a while

$501?

I had them on my CBR. Just put them on the VFR.

Maybe I'll change my screen name to "Gin" and make a point to hang out with Tonik the whole time we're at the Gap . He'll be so happy. You ready Jim? Gin and Tonik?!?!?!?!?!?!?

I'm suddenly interested now that this group is closed. It seems kinda exclusive With 8-10 riders you are already going to split apart in the twisty bits due to traffic and people choosing to ride different paces. Just make it official and have a group A/B with 2 group leaders. Everyone can reassemble for gas stops & meals and on the slab

Split into 2 groups Nancy. It ain't that hard.

I had to use AMA roadside assistance once for a flat tire. They found me a flatbed with a wheel chock. Delivered me and the bike to my house about about 40 miles away and I didn't pay a penny.

I don't need it either, but it sure is fun to shoot. I like to shoot big bore...so mostly a range gun, maybe it'll get used for hunting.

This is the only Glock I currently own. 15 rounds of 10mm out of a 6" barrel is a ton of firepower.

Glocks are the Toyota Corollas of firearms. Reliable and they do everything well. IMO, there may be better options, but nothing is better enough that it makes a Glock a poor choice.

Practice shooting. I personally think most (maybe all) upgrades to firearms are a waste of money. When buying used firearm, I won't touch anything that has been modified.

Fair enough

Why do you have the SS then?

Wish I had a tow vehicle

Doubt I'll make it. Still recovering from my appendectomy. I'm not ready for longish rides.

I'll negotiate on the phone or in person. My experience is that people who aren't comfortable negotiating, try to do in text or email.

Sure I've gotten low ball offers, but I don't even bother to respond unless they're in the ballpark of what I'm willing to sell for. I don't negotiate in email either.